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Structural transformation of macroporous silicon anodes as a result of cyclic lithiation processes

Li et al., 2013

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Li G
Kulova T
Tolmachev V
Chernienko A
Baranov M
Pavlov S
Astrova E
Skundin A
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Anodes based on a regular lattice of macroporous silicon with different periods, sizes, and shapes of pore cross sections are studied. The discharge capacity and its degradation during cycling (embedding and extraction of lithium) are examined. Scanning electron …
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